01 / CAPABILITIES

What we make.

Cabinetry, timberwork and architectural joinery developed for interiors where precision, coordination and the final junction matter.

Evolution manufactures and installs from its Auckland workshop, working across residential and commercial projects throughout New Zealand.

02 / CORE WORK

From complete joinery packages to the difficult detail.

01

Whole-house cabinetry

Kitchens, sculleries, wardrobes, laundries, vanities, study areas and integrated storage developed as one coordinated package.

02

Wall and ceiling linings

Timber veneer, solid timber, battens, slatted systems and architectural panel linings resolved around corners, openings and adjoining finishes.

03

Workplace and commercial joinery

Reception desks, meeting-room cabinetry, workplace storage, hospitality counters, retail joinery and customer-facing feature elements.

04

Screens and moving elements

Timber sliding screens, concealment panels, integrated doors and moving elements where alignment, weight and repeatable operation must be resolved together.

05

Custom timber details

Handrails, cappings, trims, junction pieces and project-specific timberwork manufactured to connect the broader interior.

06

Non-standard architectural details

Curves, angles, changing levels, mixed materials and site constraints that require development beyond standard cabinetry methods.

03 / COORDINATION

The joinery interface.

Many finished details depend on stone, metal, glass, upholstery, lighting or building work meeting the joinery correctly.

Those specialist elements may be supplied and installed by others. Evolution develops and manufactures the cabinetry interface, coordinates dimensions and access, and protects the intended alignment where the scopes meet.

04 / WHEN TO INVOLVE US

Earlier input creates better options.

05 / START WITH THE DETAIL

Bring us the part that still needs resolving.

Send the drawings, scope or problem area. Evolution will review where it can contribute and what information is needed next.

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